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■ - - T'T , I '4N 0 SATURD 2.1 _Ji-..ciLmBER. 1.)c)(:),. In T ,,, 0"Yq15....R0yal SO: the Thiid Edition, considerably • improved ant! eid4rged, 2!. izs. hd. boardi, i THE • TIEORY o RRACTICt. -(.)f FIND.- INCA ti; LONGITUDE at SEA or LAND. • To which are added, Varibus Methods of Determining the Latitude of a'l'iace, and Variation of the Compass; with New Tables. By , ANDREW MACKAY, LL D. F R.S. Mathematical Examiner to the Hoo. the Corporation of Tri nity house, the Hon. the East India Cbmpad, Christ's 'Hospital, &c. 44. Pribted for Longman, Horst, Rees, aid OrmC, F'aternos ‘ter-itiw. c)f whom-.may .be had, by the same Author, The Complete. Navtgator ;.or, An', Easy and Familiar Guide to the Theory and Practice of Navigation,with al . . the Kequisite'Tables,Acc REc.,illuslrated with Engraving,`. Se. coed Editio,, improved, ingvo. price las. bound This Day was pnbiished; In royal 4to. price four guineas, on superfine wove parr, and -ha-pressed, dedicated by permission, to the Rev. Septiniis Cigllinson, D. D &c. and illustrated by 20 Engravings, 'by Storer and C teig, , • 1 1 -I HE; 1:11STORY and .ANTIQUITIES of the Coutity„ of CARDIG AN- ; exhibitin the Political Militaty and Ecclesiastical History of its Inhabitants, their Maty,:rs, Laws and Customs, from the earliest period to the reign' of Henry the Eighth ; together with the Mineralo gical and Agricultural State of the Country, its Parochial History, Genealogical and Heraldic Records, icc„ ' • • 7 To yv . l)icit is added, . • - A copious A ppen . dix olcurions and interesting Docnments. -13 y SAMUEL RU3I4II4EYRICK, A. 6. Of Queen's College,, Oxford. Printed for Loninian, ,Hurst, — kees, and Orme, Pater no,tcr row. . Those Subscribers who have not already paid their sub seri vtiu,) money, are respectfully requested to send the .s - me to thc Author,, at No. 3, Sloane Terrace, - Chelsea, Mid- • This Day was published, • • In Three rii-se Vols. 8vo: price tl. 165- it SELECTION - of -CURIOUS ARTICLES .1:1 from rite GEN rLEMAN's MAGAZINE, contain / — I. Researches, Historical and Antiquarian. . Ancient. and Modern Literature; Criticism, and Philo logy. 3. Philosophy and Natural History. 4. Letters to and from Eminent .Persons. s. Miscellaneous ArticleS, including Anecdotes of 'extra ordinary Persoits, useful .Projeets and Inventions, &c. &c. Prthred for Longm, , n, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterrrs ter- row • ; and 1 M unday,`O x ford • Extract of a letter from Mr. Gibbon, the Historian, to Mr. Nichols, dated Lausanne, Feb. 2.4, 179 z 1 arn tempted to embrace this opportunity of suggest in4lo you the idea rit a Work; which must be surely well received by the public.. That volunitinous series (Gentle man's Magazit)e) of more than threescore years, now con. tains a great numb2r of literary, historical; and miS.:eltaneOus articles of re-d value; they are at present buried in. a. hea , of tenipeprarv- rub ; but. if peOperly chosen and classed, they , might , evibe to weat advanta..e in anew pablication of a mo derate size." This Day as pubiished, In Two Vol:noes, price 18 3. in boards, or on Royal Wove Pao•er, hot-pressed, - I. 4s. the Third Edition of . .. OM gNTAL. CUSTOMS.; or' an ILLUSTRA TION of the Sacred Scriptures - , by an explanatory Application 44 the Customs and Manners of the". Eastern By SA-MU EL BUR DER, A.M_ Printe:d for Loi.grnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. _ _ Th e secood VOlume is, sold separately, price gs. for the Ac oomht odatfon of the' Purchasers of the first Edition of th e ot h er : Volume. " The , Author seems to have negleded no advantage either from printed hooks or, manuscripts dirt was attainable. We cannot suppose that - any • student of the 13ible - mill omit to avaif•hirnsell of so useful a •seledion."- , -Evangelical Maga zine:March, 1808. • " ' The Work before 'is has not only been composed with considerable labour, Mit this labour will be produttive 'of much utility. The arrangement of the observations, accord ing to the order of Scripture, will reoder the Work an ac ceptable hook of reference toclivines and biblical scholars."— ninthly Review, Tune, 1 6 We. have no scruple iii saying, that this• Book will be found both ititere'3ring and uspful. Every caniliiate for holy orders will. do well to give these Illustrations a .place in his library!'—,British Critic, Feb. 1804. CUPER's BRIDC'E, LAMBETH Hfgitly Improvable roperty, in capital ‘,V it A ,DW E L- Li bTABLINC, TEN VMENTS, &c. •TO 131 Y SOLD BY AIJ:,!•TIt) . 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' . ..'hett Kingdom. 1 Dub.ost's;Commercial Arithmetic; memo., 3s. 6d iity, jps,lptlg bceit.,a desilcrafin,; aid the task or filling up Ai-17 The Genuine, has a Black Ink Statile, with the . name - • K aufEnann's Didionary of Merchandize, in Twelve "Elf- , - tills• hiatus i:i our litiraries c(414 not, have fallen into better oty. ~, , . •., •., I onosten inserted on it. ' I ropean Langdages,, Svc. lot. 6d.. hands."- iNlonthly Rea. Aug. t1i,..8. r I_ Pid C e E :;ix::. E. ,-.-'"--,;*, --,..-;,---..,„: , ; , -:1 *0 , ' '.. - ' .....= It \ :a i - a.•‘)(7: _ . NUNL:EIt. 5386,1 - , NEW THEATRE •ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ° Tv; -- 11S PRESENT EVENING, j,?ec. 16 18og, . I. will be performed a Grand Melo-Dramafie . Opera, in Three A cis, called . •. . . . . , • ,' THE XI LE. • Count Ultick,-the Exile, Mr. , EGERTON ; • Governorsof Siberia, Mr. (OLIN OEN ; . ; . Baron Alltradotl, Mr. LISTON ; ' 1 Count Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY ; . i. • :-', • Daran, 'Mr. YOUNG ; . I _The Enipress Elizabeth, Nils. ST. LEGER - I - • 1 Sedona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES • • Alexina, Mrs: H. IOHNSTON ' ; I Katharine, Mrs. DICKONS. - ! In MY-11:. The CoMnation of the Empress Elizabeth. ' • The Dances, composed by 'Mr. Bologna, jun. to be pertbrined ' • by the Misses Adams; and the Corps de Ballet. ...1 TiO - which will be added, the. Farce of ' i , ALL THE ,WORLD'S A STAGE: -- 1 'Sir Gilbert Pumpkin,. 'kir. BLANCH RD ; . • , - Captain Stanley, -Mr: BIiIiN•TON ; ' . 1 Captain Stukely, Mr. C.L-ARIEMONT ; Diggory, Mr. LISTON ; ' • - ' - 1 Cvinon Mr.. SIM - AVIONS •, . • . i _ Miss Britli,et Pumilkin, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; I .. Kitt.y Sprightly,• Miss NORTON. ; -,•• i the Dours will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play" i begin art tali past Six. ' on Mond a y, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark ; with \Don I .Juan:. 0 ii,Tuesdaq rhe Merchant of Venice ; with The Poor Soldierl.' ' • - +. i;r. - ..1 - i, ,Tbe Proprietors of the Theatre Royal , in Covent- !• Kird,:n, anxious to restore tranquility to the Amusements of . ' 1,.: Tcoafh,••he.;•• leave toihtorrn the" Public, that; for the fa. 'lure the Prices, of Admission will bel-Boxes 75. Pit 3_3. 6d. .' l•-• ,, w ' e:rk,alleryns. an,l tliiper 'Gallery'fs:—At the did of ti,...• present Scason, : , that, part of the. Front Boxes which it PT-) Wi i'cl:iipied by Annual Boxes, will be restored to the use of iw : .- vonljto,- as. it .as . 1 the old Theatre. - The Prop - de- ; lors beg leave to say how sincerely they lament, and, how torr., - ,iiie - y are lorany irregolarities that may have taken place I, ' 1, 14n . 6 (lig late iliwappy disputes ;, and, that no trace Of.. M 7 i.)ljettitlil ~t 'MST lil'thietti.eS irtay ot left, they will imme, 7 i ulateiy & Lye iiirtctiuns lot stopping, all, legal proceedings.= i tl,eii Vail, to which the late circumstances compelled them . , , Tel,l4.litotly, to have recourse. ,Ttte• Yrtiptictors most re. 3 Pectfull;. ;.:Ay oti tite protection of a liberai and enlightened l'.ll'3l.lel';'aird humbly hwpe that their atientiOn;may now be i en ooyed solely in the. p;:oducin4 or such Entertainments as 1 fla , .i,.h&V4r ., ?in , of a - Btitisii Audiente. • ' - ,L.‘.' CEti NI 12 ii li AI •A • - , , . i oder the Speciallftenseoi•thei.Oßti.(2l.lAMßEßLAlN, I • Granted tor L4e pest:pt . : Seasai L t,,)•ttieioibt application of , i all Vartic principail; interested. . 'I t•THEIR' Majesties'' Servants, tbrmtni.Ohe COM I . 1 PikNY of,,fhe. late pl(Ult.',. .L4NE THEATRE, milt, - tins PfiPSENT EvENiNc - ,. December 16, ao 9 , `,clitoral ihc Comedy of ; „ :. .• • ~,-, . ' THE 'SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. 1 . , .si r p ete ; r 4 e ,ii c , &I t \.. RJOGH - r()N ; " I Sir °jiver Surface, Mr LA )tVI ON ; . . i SIT lienjanun Backune, Mr. PALM Lit ; -..::,... joseph,Surface, Mr. IcUSSKI.L. ;, Charle= Surface, Mr. ‘: E l. VIN ; . , ', Trip, , Mr. DE CA vi P ; • La:iy Teazle Miss I.UNCAN -,,, Lady Sneerwell ' ,. -Mrs . `,.., '.. it LOWE ; , • Maria, by a VOU,'.\.•., 1-:\D\, . • (Being her first appearai,e at tnisTkeatre); Airs. ... andour, M.,. (H-'.C; Etc. , , ~, To which will be addrd, the Musical 'Entertainment of MY GRANDMOT+IEIL ~ - Sir Aialliew Diledley, M. Nil A. D DOCKS ; , V.ipuur, Mr . Vl.: &A vii.) , Woodley, Mr. J SML III- 4 . • 1 Dicky Gossip, Mr. MA I'li 1...WS ; . . . Soar:ince, Mr. 4,v Ewl I - Z-E It . ' • Charlotte, Mrs. MATHEWS; ... , . , f lorala, . MISS . ') 11 N CA N. ~ Boxes 6s. Seeped Price 35. --p it 35.,6 d. Second Prices.— kY is . allery 2 5 ... Second Price is. -Upper Caller) Is.'. 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